The first trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day reveals a lonely Peter Parker who remembers a life others have forgotten and suggests his powers may be changing ahead of the July 31 theatrical release.
After high-profile criticism from musicians and publishers, the government has dropped its preferred opt-out approach to AI training on copyrighted works and says it will reconsider options after further engagement.
A wide test of desks across categories identifies the best options for gaming, office, small spaces and budget buyers after nearly 4,000 hours of evaluation focused on assembly, stability and ergonomics.
Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban declared a temporary halt to cross border strikes for Eid after a deadly Kabul strike that Afghan authorities say killed hundreds, with both sides linking the pause to regional mediation requests.
A Nature paper shows a gene-editing strategy can reprogram T cells inside living mice to produce CAR T cells, offering a potential shortcut to current lab-based manufacturing while raising safety and translation challenges.
New Nature papers show that surface contamination and material history shape contact electrification, advancing efforts to solve a centuries-old physics puzzle with practical safety consequences.
On 18 March 2026 France announced its next aircraft carrier will be called "Free France," a name chosen to honor the World War II Free French movement.
Iran announced it executed a Swedish national on security charges, a move that Sweden and rights groups say raises urgent questions about due process and consular rights.
In a statement released Wednesday, civil rights leader Dolores Huerta accused United Farm Workers co-founder Cesar Chavez of sexually abusing her in the 1960s, prompting responses from the UFW and the Cesar Chavez Foundation and the opening of confidential channels for potential survivors.
A new analysis of 2005–2022 hydrographic and satellite data shows that multiyear thinning of Winter Water preconditioned the upper ocean, and a strong wind-driven mixing event in August 2015 pumped warm Circumpolar Deep Water into the surface layer, triggering an abrupt and sustained drop in Antarctic sea-ice area.
Air bubbles trapped in a 3-million-year-old Allan Hills ice core yield the first direct Pliocene gas measurements, showing CO2 at 250 ppm and methane at 507 ppb, far below earlier estimates and prompting calls for further validation and model testing.
A deep-learning CT tool that measures thymic health predicts progression-free and overall survival after immune checkpoint therapy across cancers, and correlates with blood and tumour measures of T cell output and diversity, but needs broader validation before clinical use.
Poland secured a €44bn allocation under the EU SAFE rearmament loan programme, but President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the law to create the national financing instrument on 12 March, prompting Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government to say it will seek ways to use the loans despite legal and political risks.
Appointed by Donald Trump in 2025, Pete Hegseth has combined blunt pro-war rhetoric and personnel changes with past controversies over conduct and ideology, prompting legal and political scrutiny.
Security teams disclosed a new iPhone exploit called DarkSword that has been deployed on infected websites to compromise iPhones running iOS 18, steal a wide range of personal data, and was left publicly accessible for reuse by other attackers.
Skipton Group's annual home affordability index shows the average first-time buyer age has climbed to 34 as deposits grow, more buyers need two incomes or family help, and affordability diverges strongly by region.
The World Health Organization is updating guidance and training staff to respond to radiation incidents, including attacks on nuclear facilities or possible weapons use, while reporting no detected contamination so far.
The former Reigate MP, who served from 1997 to 2024, was charged after police searched his Horley home, the Crown Prosecution Service says.
An appeal board overturned the on-field result of the AFCON final, declaring Senegal to have forfeited and awarding a 3-0 default victory to host nation Morocco, with the dispute eligible for further appeal to CAS.
Allegations that Israeli private intelligence firm Black Cube orchestrated secret recordings and met the main opposition leader have prompted claims of foreign interference ahead of Slovenia's parliamentary vote next Sunday.
BMW's 2027 i3 is the first fully electric 3 Series, built on the Neue Klasse platform with an 800 volt battery, strong powertrain specs, and production due in Munich this August.
After a busy start to 2026, the smartphone year ahead looks driven by new foldables, camera-focused Ultra flagships, an altered Apple launch cycle, and supply and AI pressures that could shape what features reach consumers.
Gilles Brassard and Charles Bennett won the 2026 Turing Award for founding quantum information science, developing quantum key distribution, and seeding advances in secure communication, quantum computing, and theoretical physics.
GLP-1 drugs such as semaglutide and tirzepatide have moved from diabetes care to mass use for weight loss, spawning compounded alternatives, legal fights and new research into benefits and risks.
AT&T is running March deals on prepaid plans, phone trade ins, Fiber and bundles that can lower monthly bills, add trade in device credits and provide loyalty discounts.
Angela Rayner delivered a sharp, scripted critique of Labour leadership and policy at a Westminster event, warning the party is "running out of time" and prompting fresh speculation about a challenge to Sir Keir Starmer.
Provisional results show President Denis Sassou Nguesso winning 94.8 percent of the vote and an 84.65 percent turnout amid internet shutdown, opposition boycott and heavy security measures, with final validation pending by the constitutional court.
Labour MP Angela Rayner condemned government plans to lengthen the wait for indefinite leave to remain, calling the move un-British, while the Home Secretary argues the changes are needed and fair.
A proposed federal law would ban prediction market bets on sensitive government actions after lawmakers flagged six-figure winnings tied to recent geopolitical events and raised insider trading concerns.
MSPs are set to vote on the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill that would allow eligible adults to request a self administered assisted death after a two step process and safeguards, subject to Westminster approval on drugs and employment protections.
Illinois lieutenant governor Juliana Stratton won the Democratic primary over Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi and is the expected favorite in the November Senate race against Republican Don Tracy.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a 20-count misdemeanor complaint accusing prediction market Kalshi of operating an unlicensed gambling business and accepting bets on state elections, while Kalshi says federal CFTC jurisdiction applies and has sued the state.
New Zealand is showing early signs of economic recovery after a pandemic slump, but higher oil prices and the Middle East conflict threaten growth and could complicate cost of living and election debates in November.
Venezuela edged the United States 3-2 at LoanDepot Park on March 17, with a ninth inning RBI and a closing strikeout sealing the South American nation's first WBC championship.
Warner Bros debuted the first full trailer for Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Three, which follows Paul and Chani as they await newborn twins while new and returning characters threaten Paul’s bid for control; the film opens December 18.
Financial Times and ORF report that Russia has expanded satellite equipment and antennas across its diplomatic sites in Vienna, using the city to intercept communications from Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
AI is speeding diagnostics, drug research, workforce training, and paperwork reduction while exposing gaps in policy, data protection, and equitable access that experts and policymakers must address.
The Arctic Metagaz, carrying large amounts of diesel and liquefied natural gas, is drifting between Italy and Malta after an alleged drone attack left it without power, prompting emergency warnings and salvage planning.
After contract talks broke down over use limits, the Defense Department is engineering its own large language models for classified use while Anthropic contests a supply-chain designation.
A meteor entered Earth’s atmosphere about 9am Tuesday, creating a loud sonic boom felt across northern Ohio and into Pennsylvania; NASA says a roughly 6 foot, 7 ton object fragmented over Valley City with possible meteorites near Medina County, but no major debris has been found.
The House Oversight Committee has formally subpoenaed Pam Bondi to testify about the Justice Department's handling and release of Jeffrey Epstein related files amid allegations of improper redactions and exposure of survivors.
The University of Florida deactivated its College Republicans chapter after a social media photo showed a member performing a Nazi salute and other images tied to far-right figures, and the chapter has sued the university in federal court alleging First Amendment violations.
The FDA says Raw Farm raw cheddar is the likely source of seven E. coli cases across three states, but the cheese maker rejects the finding and has refused a voluntary recall.
Colombia and Ecuador traded accusations after President Gustavo Petro said 27 charred bodies were found near their shared border and suggested the attack came from Ecuador, a claim Quito denies while both countries deal with rising organised crime and recent US-backed operations.
Under new rules since January 2025 the NIH has cut the number of agency-directed funding calls and shifted toward investigator-initiated grants, provoking delays and concern that large coordinated programs and neglected research areas will be underfunded.
Amazon rolled out a getitfast hub and new filters to surface 1-hour and 3-hour same-day delivery items in users nearby, with paid fees and wider U.S. rollout planned.
From Dublin's massive four-day festival to Munich's beer-fueled street parties, several European cities stage parades, pub events and green lightings for St Patrick's Day, each offering a distinct blend of Irish tradition and local culture.